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Events can represent anything from an appointment or meeting, to a friend's birthday or a deadline you don't want to miss; adding and keeping track of events is the heart of Google Calendar.

There are several ways to add a new event to your calendar.

One is to click the calendar on the day and time that you want your event to happen, so you can make sure you're available then.

Another is to click the down arrow next to the "Create" button, which brings up the Quick Add window.

Type a sentence describing the event including who, what, and where, and Google will automatically create an event at the right time.

If you include someone's email address, you may choose to send them an invitation.

To create an all-day event, from the day or week view, click into the space at the top of any day.

From the month view, clicking into a day will create an all-day event by default.

In the pop-up that appears, enter a name for your event, and choose the calendar in which you want to save the event, then click "Create event." If you want make changes to the event time, add additional details, invite guests or adjust other settings, click the "Edit event" link.

Click "Save" when you are done.

Your event will now appear in your calendar, displaying the color of the calendar it is assigned to.

You can view the event details by clicking anywhere in the event.

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